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The Twin Falls Police Department is attempting to gather information regarding the identity of a woman reportedly involved in a May altercation with a juvenile. All persons of interest are innocent until proven guilty.

Police are looking for a robbery suspect that struck a gas station on Washington St and Filer Ave early Thursday morning.

The river is high right now and it is not considered a safe time to roll down the river. This guy didn't seem to care one bit though as cops and rescuers were urging him to get out he just kept cruising forward. Police followed along side him for quite some time.

The Back The Blue event is a way for the community to support their local law enforcement. The event will be on May 11th from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Twin Falls City Park.

From our staff, and the family of this young boy, once again we want to thank you all for what you did to give Damien a great birthday. What a great day Saturday was

WARNING: There is some language not suitable for all audiences.

We now know that the camper that saved their lives was not just for camping but was their only home. The couple, Nicki and Steve now they have to rebuild their lives.

Timothy is 61 and ready to build one heck of a home in beautiful Ketchum, Idaho, near Sun Valley. He had big dreams for his dream home though. Bigger than his bank or job as a CFO (Chief Financial Officer) with ETA Compute, Inc could support. That is where things went south.

Good times.

This may seem like a no brainer, but I see close calls all the time with this one. Uncontrolled or unprotected intersections are all over the place. When I first moved here I was a bit confused. I imagine I am not the only one.

A Coeur d'Alene officer saved Christmas and the video of her doing it has been going virtual and even after over a million views is continuing to gain more attention especially with the hashtag #thecopwhosavedchristmas.

In an effort to stop the spread of Covid-19, a new mask mandate enforceable by police takes effect.